Fujifilm 400 135/36 – The Versatile Color Negative Film for Analog Photography
The Fujifilm 400 135/36 is an analog color negative film in 135 format (35mm). With 36 exposures and an ISO 400 sensitivity, it is suitable for a wide range of lighting conditions, from bright daylight to indoor settings.
ISO 400 offers flexibility in changing light conditions, ideal for reportage and travel
Fine-grained and contrasty images deliver natural skin tones and saturated colors
36 exposures per roll allow long photo sessions without frequent film changes
Compatible with most 35mm SLR and compact cameras
What sets the Fujifilm 400 apart
Fujifilm has been known for its color films for decades. The Fujifilm 400 offers a balanced combination of sharpness, color accuracy and fine grain. It is specially designed for everyday and travel photography, delivering reliable results even in overcast skies or indoors.
Ideal for...
Hobby photographers shooting analog as well as professionals looking for a reliable color film for reportage, weddings or documentaries. Beginners also benefit from the film's wide exposure latitude.
How to use the Fujifilm 400
Load the film into your camera in subdued light – avoid direct sunlight on the cassette. Set your camera's ISO to 400. After exposure, the film can be developed in any photo lab or at home with appropriate chemicals. Fujifilm recommends development using the C-41 process.
Fujifilm is a Japanese manufacturer of photographic products, known for analog and digital cameras, films and imaging solutions. The brand stands for color accuracy, innovation and reliable quality.
It's an analog color negative film in 135 format (35mm) with 36 exposures and ISO 400 sensitivity. It is designed for 35mm cameras.
The film is compatible with all common 35mm analog cameras, including SLR, rangefinder and compact cameras that accept the 135 format.
The film has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400, medium grain and is a color negative film for C-41 processing. Format 135, length 36 exposures.
The package contains a single film cassette with 36 exposures of Fujifilm 400. Developing chemicals are not included.
Store the film cool and dry, ideally below 20 °C. Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity. Even after the expiration date, the film may still be usable, but may show color or contrast loss.
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